The WNBA All-Star Game kept fans and players busy and attentive. However, the New York Liberty (15-6) didn't sit still and strengthened their team. With the goal of defending their title and enhancing the play of Sabrina Ionescu, Breanna Stewart, and Jonquel Jones, the New York team signed two-time All-Star Emma Meesseman. WNBA All-Stars wore protest shirts to make a strong statement The Liberty's new ... Read more
Barbie comes to life as Izzy Harrison rocks a sheer pink jersey and miniskirt, leaving social media buzzing.BT
Chicago Sky forward Izzy Harrison brought out one of her best WNBA fashion looks of the season for "Barbie Night" at Wintrust Arena on Friday night. The WNBA vet perfectly embodied the Barbie spirit and brought a dolled up look to life. Harrison rocked a sheer pink jersey and white miniskirt, complete with a pink handbag and accessories. PHOTOS: Angel Reese's Dennis Rodman alter ego pops out with anti-Barbie ... Read more
Alyssa Ustby of UNC is turning heads and now finds herself on the watch list for one of women’s basketball’s top honors.BT
After years leading the UNC women's basketball program alongside Deja Kelly, it's now time for Alyssa Ustby to step up and be the captain we all known she can be. Ustby was a double-double machine for the Tar Heels last year, recording 16 across 33 games. Ustby ended her senior year with 12.5 points and a career-best 12.5 points per game. Advertisement When Ustby announced her return for ... Read more
Los Angeles Sparks star Azurá Stevens joins Lendistry as brand ambassador in a move that’s shaking up the game off the court.BT
Stevens's record of community service and family history of small business ownership makes her the ideal representative for the mission-driven lender LOS ANGELES, January 28, 2025 (Newswire.com) - Lendistry announces today that Los Angeles Sparks forward-center, Azurá Stevens, has signed on as the minority-led fintech's first brand ambassador. Headquartered in a Los Angeles Opportunity Zone, Lendistry is the leading ... Read more
The WNBA’s best team has a hidden ace, and this once-overlooked rookie is rewriting her story.BT
There should be no debate in the WNBA over who the top two candidates are for Rookie of the Year. There’s also no reason Liberty forward Leonie Fiebich shouldn’t be on the short list for the best of the rest. Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have put up better numbers and have undeniably had better seasons. But Fiebich is the only one playing for a team that will finish in the top half of the league and she has become an ... Read more




